New Ulm weekly review. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1878-1892, 1887-07-27
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case GHsbne nIurdereds Chinese miners on the
Snake river, above Lewist on, 81 d aho,s have
returned. They visited the locality of the
tragedy. and report that there is every rea-
son to believe that the Chinese bodies
which were found in the river were murder
ed by their own country men, land not by
whites or indians, as first supposed.
An unpublished autograph letter by Gen.
Washington, has been discovered at New
port, r. Z. ,s3
g Reports form the severe thunder storm
OF Saturday afternoo on and evening of the
4 9th are NOW coming in from all parts OF
the peninsula Of Michigan.
The principal envelope maker OF New
York and New England, representing nine
tenths OF the envelope production Of the
United States, have entered into an ar
rangement Tor advancing the price OF their
goods.
The Ohio Republicans will hold their
state convention at Toledo July al, just
one week after the Dem ocratic convention
at Cleveland.
Old General Spinner is in robust health
and is having a good tinae with his friends
at Pablo Beach, Fla.
At NeilsvilIe, Wis, Louis Larson, an I'M
married man twenty two years old, hanged
himself at the boarding house OF Ole q ohm
son. 5sa
The stage robbery in the Yellows5 one
more serious affair than reported at, the
time. When the stage reached the Mann
moth Hot Springs hotel the alarm was
given and detachment of cavalry WAS
sent in pursuit OF the robbers. but it was
then too late to overtake them. The
party i'll the stage comprised the following:
Mrs. p. Hamlin and daughter OF Boston;
Miss Childs. Chicago; Miss Kirkbride,
Philadelphia; G. B. Kirckb bride, Minneapo-
lis; ]. W. Watson, San Francisco, and
judged. r. Lacey, Oskaloosa, Iowa.
congregational college.
Frank Robinson, the colored hero who
saved the lives Of nine persons who were
sized in Jamaica bay, is to be presented a
handsome gold medal by the Windward
club OF N. 7.
Da vid B, Mosely, founder and editor O
the Religious Herald, died at Hartford
Conn.,, aged seyenty-four.
A deed of trust has been fled with the
secretary OF the state from the st. Paul,
Minneapolis & Manitoba Railway com
pany to the Central Trust Company OF
New York. 1t was an additional trust
deed for $50 miles OF main track in Mime
sofa and Dakota, the first trust deed be-
ing filed in 1888.
Ground has been purchased on st. An
thongs Hill, st. Paul, for q spacious Cath
Ollie Cathedral, to be completed in 1892.
the anniversary OF the dedication Of the
first chapel in ST. Paul and OF the naming
OF the city.
Herman Grote the well known proprie-
tor Of the Tivoli saloon, ST. Paul, sudden
~ died at White Bear OF dropsy.
Friday, the 18TH was the hottest day
in st. Paul save one since the signal
service was established in the
nal station registered o5 deg. while. OF
course, there were outside thermometers
in which the mercury went higher, July /,
1888, was the hottest day since the signal
service was established, the mercury going
up then to 100.
A dispatch from Waltham, Mass, gives
the details OF a matter which has already
interested Central Dakota. Rev. Thomas
A Whitaker has received a letter from
Rev. DR.. Morehouse, New York city, secre-
tary OF the American board OF missions,
stating that the board has refused to reap
point him to preach for the Baptist church
in Aberdeen, Oak
Jean P. Soquet who murdered his wife
fourteen years ago, was sentenced tGreen
Bay, Wis, to life imprisonment. After
numbering his wife he married a Mrs.
Mainsard, who disappeared under strange
circums tances just before Soquet's arrest
six months ago.
recently y negro named John Thomas
committed a brutal assault on a little
white girl. A posse was organized, and,
after a long search, he was found at Hum
boldt and brought back. His preliminary
trial was held. A large, angry and
determined croud filled the court room
and Thomas was seized, q rope thrown
around his neck, and over a beam, Thomas
died.
A farmer named Conrad, who was be
ing held at Nelson Neb., for the murder OF
another farmer named Henry Sallen, was
taken out by a hundred men and hung to a
beam. Mrs. Sallen, who was in a delicate
condition at the time OF her husband 8
murder. died from the effect OF the shock.
People Of Mason City, Iowa, were sur
prised to hear that Joseph ]. McCoaniff
had embezzled $4,000 from the Grand
Trunk and Canadian Pacific railroads and
was under arrest in Chicago. Previous
to his supposed departure for Canada
some two weeks ago he had made his home
here for three months.
Col. William I. Reynolds, a well known
and wealthy planter Of South Carolina,
who died a few weeks ago, LETT $500, 600 to
his negro mistress.
w. Glenn died at Cincinnati. He has
been a merchant for sixty-four years,
forty three OF which was in Cincinnati. He
was the largest stakeholder in the Cincin-
natl Gazette at the time OF it's consolida-
ton.
Mrs. Sadie Chanfrau, aged twenty-four
years, the wife Of Henry T. Chanfrau, an
actor, died recently.
Hon. G. NJ. Loring Of Minneapolis, says:
The people OF Minneapolis and st. Paul
don't seem to appreciate Lake Superior
| as q summer resort. It is fully equal to
| the Atlantic coast. & s
Henry s tafford Little, who is called the
political godfarther Of Senator Rufus Blod
| gett III New Jersey, is a bachelor and worth
100000.
| William West, the well known minstrel
| married the daughter OF the late E. Jay
Morris, ex minister to Turkey, in Philadel
phia recently. The lady has fortune o